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We used Llumar FormulaOne Pinnacle Ceramic with 15% on the sides and rear. 50% on the windshield.
I’ll take some more photos to post once the tints fully cured as these pictures were taken immediately after the install and they will get a little bit darker once completely dry.
The guys at Music City Tint are as professional as they come as evidenced by the brand new Porsche GT3 I parked next to when arriving.
They’re a Llumar FormulaOne dealer which basically means they’ve met the strictest criteria outlined for their premium product line. Brett Horne over there let me get a deep dive into their equipment used which of course includes a professional plotter that cuts the tint specifically for the vehicle being worked on (they had 2020 exotics already loaded into their suppliers database and I’m assuming they get the glass info from the manufacturer as they have info that shouldn’t be public yet) so “all they’re doing” is shrinking the tint and then applying.
They removed the top of all the door panels to ensure the window sweeps weren’t damaged, went past the brake light without removing anything, and legit had me in and out in 1 hour (there were 3 of them on the car the entire time).
The shop was immaculate as you’d assume any place who does work on super exotics would be and I couldn’t have been more impressed by either their work bay or their professionalism. If you live in Middle Tennessee they should be your only option for tint.
I’ll take some more photos to post once the tints fully cured as these pictures were taken immediately after the install and they will get a little bit darker once completely dry.
The guys at Music City Tint are as professional as they come as evidenced by the brand new Porsche GT3 I parked next to when arriving.
They’re a Llumar FormulaOne dealer which basically means they’ve met the strictest criteria outlined for their premium product line. Brett Horne over there let me get a deep dive into their equipment used which of course includes a professional plotter that cuts the tint specifically for the vehicle being worked on (they had 2020 exotics already loaded into their suppliers database and I’m assuming they get the glass info from the manufacturer as they have info that shouldn’t be public yet) so “all they’re doing” is shrinking the tint and then applying.
They removed the top of all the door panels to ensure the window sweeps weren’t damaged, went past the brake light without removing anything, and legit had me in and out in 1 hour (there were 3 of them on the car the entire time).
The shop was immaculate as you’d assume any place who does work on super exotics would be and I couldn’t have been more impressed by either their work bay or their professionalism. If you live in Middle Tennessee they should be your only option for tint.
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